Been awhile since I made any holsters but I needed a belt holster for the handful of J-Frames I'm working with. I only make them for myself mostly and a lot of people don't know the amount of time and effort it takes to finish one. Figuring out a template, stitch lines, belt height etc... I built a decent LCR holster so I started with that template but modifying it for shape. I also used a bit lighter leather for those one as it's not carrying as much weight as a Glock 19. First picture is cut out, glued and stitched, then molding, drying, dying, oiling then final finish of bagkote and then a little Aussie leather conditioner at the end.
Made a new J-frame holster
- Thread starter MStarmer
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Octagun
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What a great skill to have. I am impressed. Nice work!
bamabiker
Member
Lovely - what does the flip side look like? Just curious.
LoboGunLeather
US Veteran
Very nice work.
Thank you, that means a lot. I've read a lot of your older postings on leatherworker.net and owned two of your holsters in the past (both went with the guns when sold).
And here's the back ISCS Yoda.
